| A precocious big sister enumerates the discommodious nature of babyhood in this sassy tale. |
| She sees them flourish from babyhood to five or seven years of age, and is gratified to know she has contributed to their development. |
| A boy's first haircut is an event, a non-biological marker of movement from babyhood into childhood. |
| I had never needed any of the words from pregnancy through birth and babyhood, until suddenly, I did, all the time. |
| In fact, the brain remains immature in some areas, barely developing since babyhood, hence our occasional gothically immature reactions. |
| I have loved from babyhood to roll upon you, to lie with my face pressed right down onto you in my sorrows. |
